Northland Fabrication

21/10/2026

Things have been ramping up and work still keeps flowing in so we are making the most of this time and getting through a few jobs, here’s a snippet in photos of what we have been up too🛠️

04/10/2026

Been a busy little weekend getting a few odd jobs out of the way before the work load really ramps up next week 🛠️before we know it Xmas will be here 😱

03/06/2026

Well it’s been a few months but as always the work has been coming and going,

Small highlight of a launch repower we assisted with. pretty much project managing the job while our customer was away for there own work duties.
Plan sounded simple for a start but man did we come across some challenges along the way,
Old engines out new engines in, all seams pretty straight forward until the new engines where physically bigger than we thought.
Never the less, over come the issues we were fronted with and managed and fit the 2 x new Engines.
From engine lifting frames to get old motors old, full new engine and gearbox mounts for the new engines and gear boxes,modifying sumps to get engines low enough in boat to achieve engine alignment we had it all, awesome outcome of a project tho, put the boat in the water after a good amount of time on the hard stand to have no issues at all and the engines and boat were doing all that it should be!! Also only 3 days before the Nationals game fishing comp where they went out and got 19 T&R marlin in just 4 days!!

17/05/2026

5 more sleeps and I will be gearing up to climb the skytower in Auckland.
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17/03/2026

26/01/2026

Happy to help Logan on FV Asta Maru to accommodate a new Koden Radar from the team Waypoint Electronics 👌🏼🔥

Another Koden MDC-5206 radar installed with a customised bracket by Northland Fabrication

18/12/2025

Stainless Linen bench top we recently completed for the team Leading Hand Cabinetmaking👌🏼

Designed around proportion, material, and restraint.
This kitchen was built to sit comfortably within the architecture, not compete with it.

Warm timber tones soften the clean lines, while the stone and stainless benchtops keeps everything grounded and practical. The layout is deliberate, generous where it needs to be, quiet where it doesn’t. Nothing is decorative for the sake of it, and nothing is accidental.

Good joinery should feel effortless.
When it’s done right, it simply belongs.